Description
A product of the basic electromagnetic forces in physics, magnetic influence is capable of many things. Magnetic fields exist in bar magnets, many ferrous materials, and in the presence of electrical activity; however, few of these are strong enough to produce magnetic influence strong enough to be be noticeable, or have a meaningful impact on more than notewalls and gnomish inventors' most ingenious tools.
When magnetic influence does become strong enough to matter, it can produce almost any result, due to its fundamental role in anything physics-related, such as the universe and all that it contains. Magnetic fluxes of sufficient power can even overcome magical affects and alteration, and can only be escaped by time or distance from the affecting field.